/* Copyright (C) 2003-2015 LiveCode Ltd.

This file is part of LiveCode.

LiveCode is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under

the terms of the GNU General Public License v3 as published by the Free

Software Foundation.

LiveCode is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY

WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or

FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License

for more details.

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#include <stdlib.h>

#include <stdio.h>

#include <string.h>

#include <math.h>

#include "large_buffer.h"

#if defined(_WINDOWS) || defined(_WINDOWS_SERVER)

#include "w32support.h"

#elif defined(_LINUX) || defined(_LINUX_SERVER) || defined(TARGET_SUBPLATFORM_ANDROID)

#include "unxsupport.h"

#elif defined(_MACOSX) || defined (_MAC_SERVER)

#include "osxsupport.h"

#elif defined(TARGET_SUBPLATFORM_IPHONE)

#include "iossupport.h"

#endif

#include <revolution/external.h>

#include <revolution/support.h>

#include "dbdriver.h"

#include "dbdrivercommon.h"

#define INTSTRSIZE 16

#define STDRESULTSIZE 32

#define DEMOSIZE 64000

#define REVDB_VERSIONSTRING "3.0.0"

#define istrdup strdup

static unsigned int idcounter = 0;

char *MCS_resolvepath(const char *path);

static char *revdbdriverpaths = NULL;

static Bool REVDBinited = True;

unsigned int *DBObject::idcounter = NULL;

enum RevDBErrs

{

REVDBERR_LICENSE = 0,

REVDBERR_SYNTAX,

REVDBERR_DBTYPE,

REVDBERR_BADCONNECTION,

REVDBERR_BADCURSOR,

REVDBERR_BADCOLUMNNUM,

REVDBERR_BADCOLUMNNAME,

REVDBERR_BADTABLE,

REVDBERR_NOT_SUPPORTED,

REVDBERR_NOFILEPERMS,

REVDBERR_NONETPERMS,

};

const char *errors[] = {

"revdberr, restricted under current license",

"revdberr,syntax error",

"revdberr,invalid database type",

"revdberr,invalid connection id",

"revdberr,invalid cursor id",

"revdberr,invalid column number",

"revdberr,invalid column name",

"revdberr,invalid table name",

"revdberr,not supported by driver",

"revdberr,file access not permitted",

"revdberr,network access not permitted",

};

#define REVDB_PERMISSION_NONE (0)

#define REVDB_PERMISSION_FILE (1<<0)

#define REVDB_PERMISSION_NETWORK (1<<1)

enum REVDBDatabaseType

{

kREVDBDatabaseTypeOracle,

kREVDBDatabaseTypeMySQL,

kREVDBDatabaseTypePostgreSQL,

kREVDBDatabaseTypeSQLite,

kREVDBDatabaseTypeODBC,

kREVDBDatabaseTypeValentina,

};

static const char *REVDBdatabasetypestrings[] = {

"oracle",

"mysql",

"postgresql",

"sqlite",

"odbc",

"valentina",

};

#define REVDB_DATABASETYPECOUNT (sizeof(REVDBdatabasetypestrings) / sizeof(char *))

// don't handle permissions for oracle, valentina as these drivers won't be included in plugin

static int REVDBdatabasepermissions[] = {

REVDB_PERMISSION_NONE,

REVDB_PERMISSION_NETWORK,

REVDB_PERMISSION_NETWORK,

REVDB_PERMISSION_FILE,

REVDB_PERMISSION_FILE | REVDB_PERMISSION_NETWORK,

REVDB_PERMISSION_NONE,

};

const char *dbtypestrings[] = {

"NULL",

"BIT",

"CHAR",

"STRING",

"WSTRING",

"BLOB",

"TIMESTAMP",

"DATE",

"TIME",

"DATETIME",

"FLOAT",

"DOUBLE",

"INTEGER",

"SMALLINT",

"WORD",

"BOOLEAN",

"LONG"

};

static void *DBcallback_loadmodule(const char *p_path)

{

int t_success;

void *t_handle;

LoadModuleByName(p_path, &t_handle, &t_success);

if (t_success == EXTERNAL_FAILURE)

return NULL;

return t_handle;

}

static void DBcallback_unloadmodule(void *p_handle)

{

int t_success;

UnloadModule(p_handle, &t_success);

}

static void *DBcallback_resolvesymbol(void *p_handle, const char *p_symbol)

{

int t_success;

void *t_address;

ResolveSymbolInModule(p_handle, p_symbol, &t_address, &t_success);

if (t_success == EXTERNAL_FAILURE)

return NULL;

return t_address;

}

static DBcallbacks dbcallbacks = {

DBcallbacks_version,

DBcallback_loadmodule,

DBcallback_unloadmodule,

DBcallback_resolvesymbol,

};

DATABASERECList databaselist;

DBList connectionlist;

#define simpleparse(a,b,c) (((b > a) | (c < a))?True:False)

static char *strlwr(char *str)

{

while (*str)

{

*str = tolower(*str);

str++;

}

return str;

}

void REVDB_Init(char *args[], int nargs, char **retstring,

Bool *pass, Bool *error)

{

*error = False;

*pass = False;

*retstring = (char *)calloc(1, 1);

}

/// Returns the version of revdb.

void REVDB_Version(char *args[], int nargs, char **retstring,

Bool *pass, Bool *error)

{

char *result = NULL;

*error = False;

*pass = False;

result = istrdup(REVDB_VERSIONSTRING);

*retstring = (result != NULL ? result : (char *)calloc(1,1));

}

int util_stringcompare(const char *s1, const char *s2, int n)

{

int i;

char c1, c2;

for (i=0; i<n; i++)

{

c1 = tolower(*s1++);

c2 = tolower(*s2++);

if (c1 < c2) return -1;

if (c1 > c2) return 1;

if (!c1) return 0;

}

return 0;

}

//utility function for iterating over connectionlist to find cursor

DBCursor *findcursor(int cursid)

{

DBObjectList *connlist = connectionlist.getList();

DBObjectList::iterator theIterator;

for (theIterator = connlist->begin(); theIterator != connlist->end(); theIterator++){

DBConnection *curconnection = (DBConnection *)(*theIterator);

DBCursor *tcursor = curconnection->findCursor(cursid);

if (tcursor) return tcursor;

}

return NULL;

}

// AL-2015-02-10: [[ SB Inclusions ]] Add function to load database driver using new module loading callbacks

DATABASEREC *LoadDatabaseDriverFromName(const char *p_type)

{

int t_retvalue;

void *t_handle;

t_handle = NULL;

LoadModuleByName(p_type, &t_handle, &t_retvalue);

if (t_handle == NULL)

return NULL;

DATABASEREC *t_result;

t_result = new (nothrow) DATABASEREC;

t_result -> driverref = t_handle;

void *id_counterref_ptr, *new_connectionref_ptr, *release_connectionref_ptr;

void *set_callbacksref_ptr;

id_counterref_ptr = NULL;

new_connectionref_ptr = NULL;

release_connectionref_ptr = NULL;

set_callbacksref_ptr = NULL;

ResolveSymbolInModule(t_handle, "setidcounterref", &id_counterref_ptr, &t_retvalue);

ResolveSymbolInModule(t_handle, "newdbconnectionref", &new_connectionref_ptr, &t_retvalue);

ResolveSymbolInModule(t_handle, "releasedbconnectionref", &release_connectionref_ptr, &t_retvalue);

ResolveSymbolInModule(t_handle, "setcallbacksref", &set_callbacksref_ptr, &t_retvalue);

t_result -> idcounterptr = (idcounterrefptr)id_counterref_ptr;

t_result -> newconnectionptr = (new_connectionrefptr)new_connectionref_ptr;

t_result -> releaseconnectionptr = (release_connectionrefptr)release_connectionref_ptr;

t_result -> setcallbacksptr = (set_callbacksrefptr)set_callbacksref_ptr;

return t_result;

}

DATABASEREC *LoadDatabaseDriverInFolder(const char *p_folder,

const char *p_type)

{

DATABASEREC *t_database_rec = nullptr;

char t_libname[256];

if (0 > snprintf(t_libname,

sizeof(t_libname),

"%s/db%s",

p_folder,

p_type))

{

return nullptr;

}

t_database_rec = LoadDatabaseDriverFromName(t_libname);

return t_database_rec;

}

DATABASEREC *LoadDatabaseDriver(const char *p_type)

{

DATABASEREC *t_database_rec = nullptr;

char t_type[32];

strcpy(t_type, p_type);

strlwr(t_type);

if (revdbdriverpaths != nullptr)

{

t_database_rec = LoadDatabaseDriverInFolder(revdbdriverpaths, p_type);

}

else

{

t_database_rec = LoadDatabaseDriverInFolder(".", t_type);

if (t_database_rec == nullptr)

t_database_rec = LoadDatabaseDriverInFolder("./Database Drivers",

t_type);

if (t_database_rec == nullptr)

t_database_rec = LoadDatabaseDriverInFolder("./database_drivers",

t_type);

if (t_database_rec == nullptr)

t_database_rec = LoadDatabaseDriverInFolder("./drivers",

t_type);

}

if (t_database_rec != nullptr)

{

databaselist . push_back(t_database_rec);

strcpy(t_database_rec -> dbname, p_type);

if (t_database_rec -> idcounterptr)

(*t_database_rec -> idcounterptr)(&idcounter);

if (t_database_rec -> setcallbacksptr)

(*t_database_rec -> setcallbacksptr)(&dbcallbacks);

}

return t_database_rec;

}

void UnloadDatabaseDriver(DATABASEREC *rec)

{

int t_retvalue;

UnloadModule(rec->driverref, &t_retvalue);

delete rec;

}

void REVDB_INIT()

{

}

void REVDB_QUIT()

{

DBObjectList::iterator theIterator;

DBObjectList *connlist = connectionlist.getList();

for (theIterator = connlist->begin(); theIterator != connlist->end(); theIterator++){

DBObject *curobject = (DBObject *)(*theIterator);

DATABASEREC *databaserec = NULL;

DATABASERECList::iterator theIterator2;

DBConnection *tconnection = (DBConnection *)curobject;

for (theIterator2 = databaselist.begin(); theIterator2 != databaselist.end(); theIterator2++){

DATABASEREC *tdatabaserec = (DATABASEREC *)(*theIterator2);

if (util_stringcompare(tdatabaserec->dbname,tconnection->getconnectionstring(),

strlen(tconnection->getconnectionstring())) == 0){

databaserec = tdatabaserec;

break;

}

}

if (databaserec != NULL && databaserec ->releaseconnectionptr != NULL)

(*databaserec->releaseconnectionptr)(tconnection);

}

connlist->clear();

DATABASERECList::iterator theIterator2;

for (theIterator2 = databaselist.begin(); theIterator2 != databaselist.end(); theIterator2++){

DATABASEREC *tdatabaserec = (DATABASEREC *)(*theIterator2);

UnloadDatabaseDriver(tdatabaserec);

}

databaselist.clear();

}

//get column number by name

int findcolumn(DBCursor *thecursor, char *colname)

{

int i;

for (i = 1; i <= thecursor->getFieldCount();i++)

if (util_stringcompare(colname,thecursor->getFieldName(i),strlen(colname)+1) == 0)

return i;

return 0;

}

/// @brief Utility function to parse a variable name that might be an array reference

/// @param p_full_name null terminated string containing the full variable name to parse

/// @param p_variable_name (output) a pointer that will be set to the address of a buffer containing the variable name

/// @param p_key_name (output) a pointer that will be set to the address of a buffer containing the key name.

/// The variable name can be something like "tVariable" in which case p_key_name will be set to null

/// and p_variable_name to "tVariable. Alternatively the variable name can be something like "tArray[key]", in which

/// case p_variable_name will be set to "tArray" and p_key_name will be set to "key". Both p_variable_name and p_key_name

/// should be free by the caller.

void parseVariableName(char *p_full_name, char *&p_variable_name, char *&p_key_name)

{

char *t_key_start;

t_key_start = strstr(p_full_name, "[");

if (t_key_start != NULL)

{

char *t_end;

t_end = &p_full_name[strlen(p_full_name) - 1];

p_variable_name = (char *)malloc(sizeof(char) * (t_key_start - p_full_name) + 1);

memcpy(p_variable_name, p_full_name, ((t_key_start - p_full_name)));

p_variable_name[t_key_start - p_full_name] = '\0';

p_key_name = (char *)malloc(sizeof(char) * (t_end - t_key_start));

memcpy(p_key_name, t_key_start + 1, t_end - t_key_start - 1);

p_key_name[t_end - t_key_start - 1] = '\0';

}

else

{

p_key_name = NULL;

p_variable_name = (char *)malloc(sizeof(char) * strlen(p_full_name) + 1);

strcpy(p_variable_name, p_full_name);

}

}

/// @brief Utility function to get the value of a variable that may be an array element. Also returns whether the value is binary.

/// @param p_variable_name null terminated string containing the name of the variable or array.

/// @param p_key_name null terminated string containing the name of the array key or NULL if not an array element.

/// @param r_value The value and length of the variable is placed into this return parameter

/// @param r_is_binary This is set to true if the variable is binary, false otherwise.

void processInputArray(char *p_variable_name, char *p_key_name, ExternalString &r_value, Bool &r_is_binary)

{

// OK-2007-10-05 : Changed behavior to use the variable name / key name to determine if the value is binary.

// Previous behavior checked the first two chars of the actual value. The variable and key name are adjusted if appropriate

// to remove the *b from them in order to allow their values to be retrieved.

r_is_binary = False;

char *t_adjusted_variable_name;

t_adjusted_variable_name = p_variable_name;

char *t_adjusted_key_name;

t_adjusted_key_name = p_key_name;

// If the variable / array name is prefixed by *b then the value is binary. (If the variable is an array prefixed by *b then

// all elements are treated as binary).

if (p_variable_name != NULL && strlen(p_variable_name) >= 2 && p_variable_name[0] == '*' && p_variable_name[1] == 'b')

{

r_is_binary = True;

// Remove the first two chars

t_adjusted_variable_name = t_adjusted_variable_name + 2;

}

// If the variable is an array element and the key name is prefixed by *b then it is binary.

if (p_key_name != NULL && strlen(p_key_name) >= 2 && p_key_name[0] == '*' && p_key_name[1] == 'b')

{

r_is_binary = True;

// Remove the first two chars

t_adjusted_key_name = t_adjusted_key_name + 2;

}

ExternalString t_value;

t_value . buffer = NULL;

t_value . length = 0;

int t_return_value;

GetVariableEx(t_adjusted_variable_name, t_adjusted_key_name == NULL ? "" : t_adjusted_key_name, &t_value, &t_return_value);

r_value = t_value;

}

char **s_sort_keys;

static int SortKeysCallback(const void *a, const void *b)

{

unsigned int t_index_a, t_index_b;

t_index_a = *(unsigned int *)a;

t_index_b = *(unsigned int *)b;

char *t_key_a, *t_key_b;

t_key_a = s_sort_keys[t_index_a];

t_key_b = s_sort_keys[t_index_b];

if (t_key_a[0] == '*' && t_key_a[1] == 'b')

t_key_a += 2;

if (t_key_b[0] == '*' && t_key_b[1] == 'b')

t_key_b += 2;

int t_key_index_a, t_key_index_b;

t_key_index_a = atoi(t_key_a);

t_key_index_b = atoi(t_key_b);

return t_key_index_a - t_key_index_b;

}

//extract arguments from variable list or array

DBString *BindVariables(char *p_arguments[],int p_argument_count, int &r_value_count)

{

DBString *t_values;

t_values = NULL;

r_value_count = 0;

// p_argument_count includes the connection id and the query. Therefore if it's 2 or less this means

// there are no parameters to bind.

if (p_argument_count <= 2)

return t_values;

int t_return_value;

// If there is only a single argument to bind, it may be an array. If there are more than 3 arguments, none of them

// can be arrays.

if (p_argument_count == 3)

{

int t_element_count;

t_element_count = 0;

// Work out if the third argument is an array or not

GetArray(p_arguments[2], &t_element_count, NULL, NULL, &t_return_value);

char **t_array_keys;

ExternalString *t_array_values;

if (t_element_count != 0)

{

t_array_keys = (char **)malloc(sizeof(char *) * t_element_count);

t_array_values = (ExternalString *)malloc(sizeof(ExternalString) * t_element_count);

GetArray(p_arguments[2], &t_element_count, t_array_values, t_array_keys, &t_return_value);

// MW-2008-02-29: [[ Bug 5893 ]] We need to sort the list of keys and values before binding

// as keys are unordered. To do this we create a temporary sequence of integers, and use

// qsort. This 'map' is then used to fetch keys and values from the array.

unsigned int *t_map;

t_map = (unsigned int *)malloc(sizeof(unsigned int) * t_element_count);

for(int i = 0; i < t_element_count; ++i)

t_map[i] = i;

s_sort_keys = t_array_keys;

qsort(t_map, t_element_count, sizeof(unsigned int), SortKeysCallback);

// If there are multiple elements...

t_values = new (nothrow) DBString[t_element_count];

for (int i = 0; i < t_element_count; i++)

{

char *t_key_buffer;

t_key_buffer = t_array_keys[t_map[i]];

// Ensure that the key is an integer (and at the same time determine if the element is binary)

char *t_end_pointer;

Bool t_is_binary;

t_is_binary = False;

strtol(t_key_buffer, &t_end_pointer, 10);

if (*t_end_pointer != 0)

{

if (strlen(t_key_buffer) >= 2 && t_key_buffer[0] == '*' && t_key_buffer[1] == 'b')

{

strtol((t_key_buffer + 2), &t_end_pointer, 10);

if (*t_end_pointer != 0)

{

// This array element is neither an integer or an integer prefixed by "*b"

// therefore we ignore it and skip onto the next element.

continue;

}

else

t_is_binary = True;

}

else

t_is_binary = False;

}

// OK-2008-12-09: Because the engine retains ownership of t_value . buffer, using it can lead

// to problems where the engine overwrites the buffer, leading to the wrong values being

// inserted into databases. The problem is fixed by creating duplicates of any buffers returned.

char *t_new_buffer;

t_new_buffer = (char *)malloc(t_array_values[t_map[i]] . length);

memcpy((void *)t_new_buffer, t_array_values[t_map[i]] . buffer, t_array_values[t_map[i]] . length);

t_values[r_value_count] . Set(t_new_buffer, t_array_values[t_map[i]] . length, t_is_binary);

r_value_count += 1;

}

free(t_map);

free(t_array_keys);

free(t_array_values);

return t_values;

}

}

t_values = new (nothrow) DBString[p_argument_count - 2];

for (int i = 2; i < p_argument_count; i++)

{

Bool t_is_binary;

t_is_binary = False;

char *t_name;

t_name = p_arguments[i];

if (strlen(t_name) >= 2 && (t_name[0] == '*' && t_name[1] == 'b'))

{

t_is_binary = True;

t_name += 2;

}

ExternalString t_value;

t_value . buffer = NULL;

t_value . length = 0;

// OK-2007-07-16: Enhancement 3603, allow for variable names in the form "pArray[key]"

char *t_variable_name;

char *t_key_name;

parseVariableName(t_name, t_variable_name, t_key_name);

GetVariableEx(t_variable_name, t_key_name != NULL ? t_key_name : "", &t_value, &t_return_value);

free(t_variable_name);

free(t_key_name);

if (t_value . buffer != NULL)

{

// OK-2008-12-09: Because the engine retains ownership of t_value . buffer, using it can lead

// to problems where the engine overwrites the buffer, leading to the wrong values being

// inserted into databases. The problem is fixed by creating duplicates of any buffers returned.

char *t_new_buffer;

t_new_buffer = (char *)malloc(t_value . length);

memcpy(t_new_buffer, t_value . buffer, t_value . length);

t_values[r_value_count] . Set(t_new_buffer, t_value . length, t_is_binary);

r_value_count += 1;

}

}

return t_values;

}

//utility function to get column data by number

void GetColumnByNumber(DBCursor *thecursor, char *&result, int columnid, char *varname)

{

unsigned int colsize;

colsize = 0;

// OK-2007-06-18 : Part of fix for bug 4211

char *coldata;

coldata = NULL;

if (thecursor -> getRecordCount() != 0)

coldata = thecursor -> getFieldDataBinary(columnid, colsize);

else

{

coldata = (char *)malloc(sizeof(char) * 1);

*coldata = '\0';

}

if (colsize == 0xFFFFFFFF)

colsize = strlen(coldata);

if (coldata)

{

if (varname)

{

// OK-2007-07-04: Bug 3602. Enhancement request to allow variable name to be an array key.

char *t_variable;

char *t_key;

parseVariableName(varname, t_variable, t_key);

int retvalue;

ExternalString val;

val.buffer = coldata;

val.length = colsize;

if (!REVDBinited && thecursor -> getConnection() -> getConnectionType() == CT_ORACLE && val.length > 64000)

result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_LICENSE]);

else

SetVariableEx(t_variable, t_key == NULL ? "" : t_key, &val, &retvalue);

free(t_variable);

free(t_key);

}

else

{

result = (char *)malloc(colsize + 1);

memcpy(result, coldata, colsize);

result[colsize] = '\0';

}

}

else

result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_BADCOLUMNNUM]);

if (thecursor -> getRecordCount() == 0)

free(coldata);

}

inline const char *BooltoStr(Bool b) {return b == True?"True":"False";}

/// @brief Sets the location that revdb should look for drivers next time a connection is attempted.

/// @param driverPath The folder path to look for drivers in. This should be a path in LiveCode format.

/// No input checking is carried out, if the path is invalid, then the intended drivers will just not be found.

void REVDB_SetDriverPath(char *args[], int nargs, char **retstring,

Bool *pass, Bool *error)

{

*error = False;

*pass = False;

if (nargs == 1)

{

if (revdbdriverpaths != NULL)

free(revdbdriverpaths);

revdbdriverpaths = istrdup(args[0]);

}

*retstring = static_cast<char*>(calloc(1,1));

}

void REVDB_GetDriverPath(char *p_arguments[], int p_argument_count, char **r_return_string, Bool *r_pass, Bool *r_error)

{

*r_error = False;

*r_pass = False;

*r_return_string = istrdup(revdbdriverpaths);

}

/// @brief Opens a connection to a database.

/// @param databaseType String used to determine which database driver is loaded.

/// @param host The host to connect to in the format address:port.

/// @param databaseName The name of the database to use.

/// @param username The username to log into the database with.

/// @param password The password to log into the database with.

/// @param useSSL Whether to use SSL or not. This parameter is ignored by all drivers except MySQL. The default for MySQL, if this parameter is empty is to use SSL.

/// @param valentinaCacheSize Ignored by all other drivers.

/// @param valentinaMacSerial Ignored by all other drivers.

/// @param valentinaWindowsSerial Ignored by all other drivers.

///

/// @return An integer connection id if successful. Otherwise the return value is an error string from the driver that describes the problem. The SQLite driver returns

/// empty if there was an error connecting. Throws an error if less than 5 arguments are given.

///

/// Finds and loads the appropriate database driver, then obtains access to a connection object from the driver.

/// Calls the connect() method of the connection object, passing all the parameters except the database type.

/// The only difference in semantics between drivers is that MySQL takes the useSSL parameter and Valentina takes the valentinaCacheSize,

/// valentinaMacSerial and valentinaWindowsSerial parameters.

void REVDB_Connect(char *args[], int nargs, char **retstring, Bool *pass, Bool *error)

{

char *result = NULL;

*error = True;

*pass = False;

// MW-2014-01-30: [[ Sqlite382 ]] Make this a little more flexible - only require at least

// one argument.

if (nargs >= 1)

{

*error = False;

char *dbtype = args[0];

DBConnection *newconnection = NULL;

DATABASEREC *databaserec = NULL;

DATABASERECList::iterator theIterator;

for (theIterator = databaselist.begin(); theIterator != databaselist.end(); theIterator++)

{

DATABASEREC *tdatabaserec = (DATABASEREC *)(*theIterator);

if (util_stringcompare(tdatabaserec->dbname,dbtype,strlen(dbtype)) == 0)

{

databaserec = tdatabaserec;

break;

}

}

// check access permissions of known database types

size_t t_dbtype_index;

for (t_dbtype_index = 0; t_dbtype_index < REVDB_DATABASETYPECOUNT; t_dbtype_index++)

{

if (util_stringcompare(REVDBdatabasetypestrings[t_dbtype_index], dbtype, strlen(dbtype)) == 0)

break;

}

if (t_dbtype_index < REVDB_DATABASETYPECOUNT)

{

if ((REVDBdatabasepermissions[t_dbtype_index] & REVDB_PERMISSION_FILE) && !SecurityCanAccessFile(args[1]))

{

*error = True;

result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_NOFILEPERMS]);

}

else if ((REVDBdatabasepermissions[t_dbtype_index] & REVDB_PERMISSION_NETWORK) && !SecurityCanAccessHost(args[1]))

{

*error = True;

result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_NONETPERMS]);

}

}

if (!*error)

{

if (!databaserec)

databaserec = LoadDatabaseDriver(dbtype);

if (databaserec && databaserec ->newconnectionptr)

newconnection = (*databaserec->newconnectionptr)();

if (newconnection != NULL)

{

if (newconnection->connect(&args[1],nargs-1))

{

connectionlist.add(newconnection);

unsigned int connid = newconnection->GetID();

result = (char *)malloc(INTSTRSIZE);

sprintf(result,"%d",connid);

}

else

{

result = istrdup(newconnection->getErrorMessage());

if (databaserec && databaserec ->releaseconnectionptr)

(*databaserec->releaseconnectionptr)(newconnection);

}

}

else result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_DBTYPE]);

}

}

else

{

result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_SYNTAX]);

*error = True;

}

*retstring = (result != NULL ? result : (char *)calloc(1,1));

}

/// @brief Closes a connection to a database

/// @param connectionId The integer id of the connection to close.

/// @return Empty if successful, an error string otherwise.

///

/// Locates the appropriate connection object by its id, then uses the DATABASEREC::releaseconnectionptr method

/// to release the connection. Throws an error if the wrong number of parameters is given. If pConnectionId is invalid

/// then REVDB_Disconnect returns an error string.

void REVDB_Disconnect(char *args[], int nargs, char **retstring, Bool *pass, Bool *error)

{

*error = True;

*pass = False;

if (nargs != 1)

{

*retstring = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_SYNTAX]);

*error = True;

return;

}

*error = False;

unsigned int connectionid = strtoul (*args, NULL, 10);

if (!connectionlist . find(connectionid))

{

*retstring = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_BADCONNECTION]);

*error = True;

return;

}

DBObjectList::iterator t_iterator;

DBObjectList *connlist = connectionlist.getList();

for (t_iterator = connlist -> begin(); t_iterator != connlist -> end(); t_iterator++)

{

DBObject *curobject = (DBObject *)(*t_iterator);

if (curobject -> GetID() == connectionid)

{

DATABASEREC *databaserec = NULL;

DATABASERECList::iterator theIterator2;

DBConnection *tconnection = (DBConnection *)curobject;

for (theIterator2 = databaselist.begin(); theIterator2 != databaselist.end(); theIterator2++)

{

DATABASEREC *tdatabaserec = (DATABASEREC *)(*theIterator2);

if ((util_stringcompare(tdatabaserec->dbname,tconnection->getconnectionstring(), strlen(tconnection->getconnectionstring())) == 0) || (util_stringcompare(tdatabaserec->dbname,"odbc", strlen("odbc")) == 0))

{

databaserec = tdatabaserec;

break;

}

}

if (databaserec && databaserec->releaseconnectionptr)

{

(*databaserec -> releaseconnectionptr)(tconnection);

}

connlist->erase(t_iterator);

break;

}

}

*retstring = static_cast<char*>(calloc(1,1));

}

/// @brief Commit the last transaction.

/// @param connectionId The integer id of the connection to use.

/// @return Empty if successful, an error string otherwise.

///

/// Throws an error if the wrong number of parameters is given. Returns an error string

/// If pConnectionId is invalid then an error string is returned, otherwise will always return empty.

/// The behavior of this command depends on the driver being used in the following manner.

/// @par MySQL

/// Has no affect.

/// @par ODBC

/// Has no affect.

/// @par Oracle

/// Commits the last transaction using ocom()

/// @par Postgresql

/// Commits the last transaction using PQExec(..., "COMMIT").

/// @par SQLite

/// Commits the last transaction using basicExec("commit").

void REVDB_Commit(char *args[], int nargs, char **retstring, Bool *pass, Bool *error)

{

char *result = NULL;

*error = True;

*pass = False;

if (nargs == 1)

{

*error = False;

int connectionid = atoi(*args);

DBConnection *theconnection = (DBConnection *)connectionlist.find(connectionid);

if (theconnection)

theconnection->transCommit();

else

{

result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_BADCONNECTION]);

*error = True;

}

}

else

{

result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_SYNTAX]);

*error = True;

}

*retstring = (result != NULL ? result : (char *)calloc(1,1));

}

/// @brief Rollback the last transaction

/// @param connectionId The integer id of the connection to use.

///

/// Throws an error if the wrong number of parameters are given. Returns an error string if an invalid

/// connection id is given, otherwise returns empty.

/// The behavior of this command depends on the driving being used in the following manner.

/// @par MySQL

/// Has no affect.

/// @par ODBC

/// Has no affect.

/// @par Oracle

/// Rolls back the last transaction using orol().

/// @par Postgresql

/// Rolls back the last trasaction using PQExec(..., "ROLLBACK").

/// @par SQLite

/// Rolls back the last transaction using basicExec("rollback").

/// \return Empty if successful, an error string otherwise.

void REVDB_Rollback(char *args[], int nargs, char **retstring, Bool *pass, Bool *error)

{

char *result = NULL;

*error = True;

*pass = False;

if (nargs == 1)

{

*error = False;

int connectionid = atoi(*args);

DBConnection *theconnection = (DBConnection *)connectionlist.find(connectionid);

if (theconnection)

theconnection->transCommit();

else

{

result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_BADCONNECTION]);

*error = True;

}

}

else

result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_SYNTAX]);

*retstring = (result != NULL ? result : (char *)calloc(1,1));

}

/// @brief Returns the most recent connection error for a database.

/// @param connectionId The integer id of the connection to use.

///

/// Throws an error if the wrong number of parameters is given. Returns an error string if

/// an invalid connection id is given. Otherwise, the return value of this function depends on the current driver in the following manner.

/// @par MySQL

/// Returns error message for the most recent invoked API call that failed.

/// @par ODBC

/// Returns the first 512 characters of the error message for the most recent API call that failed.

/// @par Oracle

/// Returns the first 512 characters of the error message for the most recent API call that failed.

/// @par Postgresql

/// Returns the error message most recently generated by an operation on the connection.

/// @par SQLite

/// Returns error message for the last API call that failed.

void REVDB_ConnectionErr(char *args[], int nargs, char **retstring, Bool *pass, Bool *error)

{

char *result = NULL;

*error = True;

*pass = False;

if (nargs == 1)

{

*error = False;

int connectionid = atoi(*args);

DBConnection *theconnection = (DBConnection *)connectionlist.find(connectionid);

if (theconnection)

// AL-2013-11-08 [[ Bug 11149 ]] Make sure most recent error string is available to revDatabaseConnectResult

result = istrdup(theconnection->getErrorMessage(True));

else

{

result = istrdup(errors[REVDBERR_BADCONNECTION]);

*error = True;